25,000 viruses stopped dead cold before reaching email readers Reading, Pennsylvania, August 28, 3003, thanks to having implemented virus scanning of email at the mails server level on August 7th of this year, Dynamic Net’s customer base of approximately 500 clients hosting over 1,000 domain names internationally were protected against MBlast and the Sobig worm that downed various companies over the world. During last week’s Sobig.F attack, Dynamic Net’s Parallels H-Sphere mail servers blocked 25,000 virus from reaching the in boxes of its customers; approximately 23,000 of those virus were of the Sobig.F variant. Over the past eight years, Dynamic Net has taken an aggressive, proactive stance on security and the value of its customer’s time.  SPAM prevention techniques were put into place on July 11th of this year, and now Dynamic Net customers get 1,750,000 less SPAM messages per week. Peter M. Abraham, CEO of Dynamic Net recently stated, “Security, which includes virus protection, must be done in layers, be proactive, and be fluid.  Changes often occur daily, and a customer centric provider must be ready to move quickly.  Our customer’s time is too valuable to waste.” During last week’s “worm week” as its been recently called in the industry, none of Dynamic Net’s customers were infected by the virus through emails that came through Dynamic Net’s Parallels H-Sphere mail servers. About Dynamic Net, Inc. Dynamic Net, Inc. along side its We Manage Servers division is a fully managed hosting provider and the provider of facility and non-facility based managed services.  For more information visit http://www.dynamicnet.net/. ###